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Once you're a front runner in a given market sector, it's often more efficient to buy up smaller companies to gain valuable intellectual property and future rev
by mcphilip 13y ago
Once you're a front runner in a given market sector, it's often more efficient to buy up smaller companies to gain valuable intellectual property and future revenue streams than it is to rely solely on inhouse R&D. These types of acquisition sprees are extremely common, especially with companies like Google that are flush with cash.
- mehrdada 13y ago> to gain valuable intellectual property and future revenue streams ...and neutralize the risk of potential competitors by effectively killing them